Vida Designs Corner TV Cabinet, 2 Door, Waxed Solid Pine Wood, Traditional, Rustic, 70 x 77.5 x 40

First of all: after it's assembled it does look really nice - it's kinda rural/cottagecore style Size is exactly as described, for me it was nearly what I needed. It's fairly easy to assemble, I'm really not a DIY woman and I did easily, just have to look carefully at the plan and follow instruction; you do need your Phillips screwdriver, as it's not provided, screws are, in so far as I can say, ok, didn't have any issues with them. That cupboard is made of actual wood, it's not super thick, but enough so to hold your tele and some additional stuff inside. Speaking of the inside: plenty of room there. I had now a year and half and have no complaints at all If you're considering buying it, I do recommend it: quality is high for a cheap product, it's rather sturdy, looks nice and is cheap

Easy to put together and looks nice.... Perfect size for the corner of the room with plenty of space inside the cabinet to store DVDS

The quality of the item is good, but it is by no means easy to assemble. It took us a good four hours, with sore hands, and you need an array of extra tools. The joints easily break, so we needed a carpenter we knew to improvise on them, and one of the screws snapped too. It's steady and looks good, but I'd never buy again, unless there was an option for it to come pre-assembled.

It’s nice and light. Holds my 55” tv and I screwed brackets to the front outside to hold my soundbar which is in 3 parts. Very happy.

The TV unit is spot on, and I can only echo other comments that it looks more expensive than it actually was. The erection instructions are very good but the only problem I found was that the individual pieces of wood did not have numbers, which was a pain when trying to cross reference. Luckily for me I'm a veteran at these things doing many over the years so didn't take me too long to sort, but may give 'first timers' some issues. The only other issue I have, and this is to do with the shipping company, not the supplier, was that the item was delivered on the day it was promised (Tuesday this week) but because I was not in it was taken back and I was left a card to re-arrange a new delivery time (fair enough). My wife called TNT and re-arranged the item to be re-delivered the next day (Wednesday this week), which she was told would be anytime between 08:00 - 18:00. I arranged to work from home on Wednesday and when it got to early afternoon (with no sign) I decide to check the on-line status, which indicated that I needed to re-arrange another delivery day, I called TNT and tried to trace the item but each time I selected the given option on the phone it went dead. I eventually manged to speak to someone in customer services and was told that the item would not be delivered that day and that there was no record of a re-arranged delivery for that day on the system. After several minutes trying to track my wife's call, with no success, I re-arranged another re-delivery for the following Monday, giving instructions of where the item could be left if no one was around. Imagine my surprise when I got home on Thursday of this week I was greeted by my neighbor who said they had taken a delivery for me, and yes you guessed it, it was the unit delivered by TNT. So, for me the unit is great and well worth the price the only issue I have is with the shipping company, so when ordering please double check the delivery date if you have to re-arrange.

The cabinet arrived promptly and safely packaged, in intact condition. Being a typical woman (who was mad enough to embark on house decorating during husband long absence), I was dreading putting this together. Not being a sexist, I am a typical woman and not an engineer... But the instructions are really clear, thorough and detailed. I would say follow them diligently, unless you are an DIY expert. I have made only couple of small, correctable mistakes. One of them was loosing one of two screws for a door handle, and then not being able to find in B&Q similar one. I have contacted the seller of the cabinet eventually and they just immediately sent me the missing screw with no fuss or charge, so very pleased with their service. Three months later, the cabinet looks fab and serves us well. It is very sturdy, gets lots of compliments and everyone thinks it was a pricey piece. It stand in my son playroom, treated roughly and taking it with not a scratch. Yes, it did take a whole evening to put together (on my own, with zero previous experience), but it was worth an effort and I can only rate it ***** Thanks!

I enjoyed putting this together. Okay, couple of bits where crap, like the doors aren't true Square. One of the plinths was a cm too long. The door handles are really cheap and there's no wax coating robtwlk of. But and it's a hig but, the unit is okay. Looks okay, if you spend time reworking it then you'll be getting something that's not too bad.

I brought this for my mother as a birthday present. I would not consider myself much of a DIY man, so initially reading the instructions was like attempting to read an Arab script (I struggle enough with English). However, I soon got into the hang of things and eventually got it built. The types of tools you will need for the build is a phillips screwdriver and a mallet (or hammer). The wood is completely natural pine. Each person will have their favourite finish, we went with a few coats of varnish. The positives of this is that it adds a protective layer and gives the wood a slight shine. However if you choose to leave the wood and go for the more natural look, this also looks good. I would recommend this item to anyone who is looking for new furniture. It goes well with the pine Corona coffee tables too. The price is good and the quality of the furniture is well above what you would expect for the price. Both this item and the tables have been a sturdy build. Let me know if you would like to see a picture of the finished product by finding my review as 'helpful' - Thanks :)